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ICare Foundation • Mumbai & Thane

Confidential Addiction Treatment for a Brighter Tomorrow

When alcohol, drugs or compulsive behaviour start affecting everyday life, finding the right help can feel overwhelming. Speak privately about assessment, residential rehabilitation and support for your whole family.

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Private enquiriesFamily-first approachContinued recovery support
Private first conversationsExplain the situation without a public disclosure
Medical risk assessmentAppropriate clinical review before choosing care
Family participationSupport with boundaries, consent and communication
Aftercare planningPrepare for ordinary life after discharge

Addiction treatment

Find help for the problem you are facing.

The treatment conversation must begin with the person, not a fixed package. Tell us what has changed, any immediate risks and what help has been tried. We can explain the assessment and available options.

Explore all treatment options
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Alcohol Addiction Treatment

When drinking has become difficult to control, a safe assessment matters before any withdrawal plan.

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Drug Addiction Treatment

Understanding the substances involved, medical risks, and what support has already been tried.

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Gambling Addiction Treatment

Treatment conversations that address chasing losses, secrecy, relationships and financial safety.

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Gaming Addiction Treatment

Help when gaming repeatedly takes priority over sleep, responsibilities or important relationships.

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Mobile & Smartphone Addiction Treatment

Assessing compulsive phone use and its effects without treating ordinary screen time as a diagnosis.

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Social Media Addiction Treatment

Support for loss of control over social platforms, distress, comparison and disrupted routines.

Privacy and families

Your privacy.
Their support.
A healthier future.

People often delay seeking treatment because they worry about judgement, their work, their reputation or what their family may discover. Those concerns deserve a serious answer, not a slogan.

We encourage a private first conversation, explain what information is needed for a safe assessment, and discuss how loved ones may participate with appropriate consent. A family can call before someone is ready. The first aim is to understand what is happening, not to make promises about admission or recovery.

How families can help
Being listened to carefully can be the beginning of a different conversation about treatment.

Environment & daily life

Space for rest. Structure for recovery.

Regular meals, sleep, counselling, recreation and appropriate exercise are part of a residential routine. Ask about the facilities, supervision, visit arrangements and accommodation available for your planned stay.

Family members should be able to ask about the particular room and facilities proposed for an admission.

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Green surroundings
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Common areas
Indoor recreation space
Recreation

What happens next

From the first call to a plan you understand.

Good admissions work should help you make an informed decision, not rush you into one. The team needs to understand the symptoms, safety concerns and practical needs before discussing a suitable setting.

Tell us what has changed

Explain the substance or behaviour, the recent pattern, withdrawal symptoms, medicines and who is affected.

Understand the assessment

Discuss clinical history, possible referral needs and whether residential treatment is suitable.

Review the arrangements

Ask about fees, accommodation, consent, family communication, visiting rules and any separate charges.

Plan continuing support

Relapse-prevention work and follow-up should be discussed before discharge, not as an afterthought.

Read admissions information Understand our treatment methodology

Public Google reviews

What people have shared about ICare Foundation

4.7/5
70 Google reviews at the time of checking
★★★★★

One of the rehabilitation centre in Mumbai for alcohol and drug addiction treatment.

Bhavik ShahGoogle review · 5 stars
★★★★★

I just finished my treatment here and I could not be more thankful for everyone who supported me. The staff and councellors have created a beautiful facility with amazing food. Thankyou so much for everything.

Kundan LayakGoogle review · 5 stars
★★★★★

I felt the most positive and loving environment here. They were there to guide me through this rough time. It's a beautiful facility and all the staff were great. When I left, I cried, not because I was sad, but because my heart felt full again. I highly recommend to anyone seeking help. The counsellors are truly a gift to this world. I couldn't have asked to be around a more caring group of people. Thank you all for another chance at a wonderful life. Sober!

UDIT YADAVGoogle review · 5 stars
★★★★★

My father attended a years ago for a total of 9 months. This place is amazing it saved his life but also made him to live a happy & fulfilling life once his rehab was completed; so from a sibling of a former resident I cannot thank you enough for all your patience work & love you provided for my brother & still are providing to the community.

Satish KamraGoogle review · 5 stars
★★★★★

I needed something different and boy did I get it. I chose my own location. I was part of the team that designed my program. I had no idea what treatment was before I started here, and now I am using it every week to maintain peak performance. The Aftercare options are great as well. I cannot thank them enough, probably the best investment of my life.

Naresh JangidGoogle review · 5 stars
★★★★★

I seek help for one of my family members who was suffering from obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). I would like to thank all the doctors and staff for their concerned approach and therapy that he is doing so well till today. This place has an awesome environment, landscaping & harmony with nature, the sessions and the time table followed during treatment does justice to everything, with discipline. Best rehabilitation centre in Mumbai.

Sujit kumarGoogle review · 5 stars
★★★★★

I was admitted to this establishment for my addiction in january, i stayed for 4 months but the result i achieved not only in removing my addiction but also my overall personality development is astounding. I was scared of mistreatment but i was never misyreated but instead was just explained very lovingly like a brother. Hats off to the wonderful work they do and thank you again. A huge shout out to the entire staff. Thank you Guruji and may your blessings always be upon me.

Aman SinghGoogle review · 5 stars
★★★★★

This rehab is very very good .god bless all the institutions. Of i care .foundation. my uncle's son got sober from this centre .lots of thanks to director. Who supported us very well.love u sir .god bless ur family . .

diksha darnuleGoogle review · 5 stars
★★★★★

This rehab is very very good .god bless all the institutions. Of i care .foundation. my big brother got sober from this centre .he got new life .2.5 years a go.lots of thanks to director. Who supported us very well.love u sir .god bless ur family ..very very good centre .

Abdul Basit ZindranGoogle review · 5 stars
★★★★★

I was always under the impression that working in the stock market and trading was never gambling it was a way of earning money and full-time job. only after coming to this facility after losing everything in life, I realised I had converted my job into a gambling addiction it had become so compulsive that I started borrowing money to trade in the stock market I have learned a lot from the sessions the counseling and the entire gambling addiction treatment program and I am working today in an MNC as a manager with a good and successful life. Special thanks to everybody at the rehab and my counselor.

Nandkishor ChamanGoogle review · 5 stars

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International patients

Coming to India for addiction treatment?

Families living overseas often need more than a programme description. They need to know who will assess suitability, what clinical records to send, how admission can be planned around travel, what costs to expect and how loved ones can stay informed. We can discuss practical arrangements before travel; eligibility, visa type and medical clearance must be confirmed through the relevant authorities.

International patient information
Decide on the treatment first. Arrange travel only after the clinical and admission questions have been answered.

Rehabilitation enquiries in India

One centre. Different ways families search for help.

People searching for a nasha mukti kendra in Mumbai or a vyasan mukti kendra in Thane are often asking the same practical questions: is the person safe, is withdrawal management required, what does residential treatment involve, can the family be involved and what happens after discharge? We explain these matters in clear terms and help callers understand what to ask before agreeing to treatment.

ICare receives enquiries from Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai and the wider metropolitan region. The assessment and available programme are more important than the neighbourhood from which someone calls.

Answers without guesswork

Is detox the same as rehabilitation?

No. Detoxification manages withdrawal where medically indicated. Longer-term recovery care addresses behaviour, cravings, relationships and ongoing support.

What if my family member refuses help?

You can ask about communication, boundaries and safeguarding. A phone enquiry alone is not authority to force treatment.

How are fees decided?

Ask for an itemised written explanation of the planned stay, medical services, accommodation and exclusions.

Does recovery finish at discharge?

No. Relapse prevention and follow-up arrangements are important parts of planning for return to daily life.

Frequently asked questions

Questions worth asking before an admission.

There are no useful shortcuts around medical safety, informed consent or treatment planning. These answers explain the basics; a clinician must assess an individual case.

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How do we know if residential treatment is necessary?

An assessment considers withdrawal risk, substance use, mental and physical health, safety at home, previous treatment and the support available outside the centre. Residential rehabilitation is not automatically right for every situation.

Can a family member contact you before the person agrees to treatment?

Yes. A relative can ask about available options, communication and how to approach the conversation. Admissions and medical decisions still require appropriate assessment and lawful consent.

Is it dangerous to stop alcohol or sleeping tablets suddenly?

It can be. Heavy or prolonged alcohol use and some sedative medicines may cause serious withdrawal, including seizures. Obtain medical advice first; use emergency services for severe symptoms.

Is online gaming or phone use always an addiction?

No. High use alone is not a diagnosis. We look at impaired control, persistence despite harm, and difficulties with sleep, school, work or relationships. Gaming disorder is recognised; other digital-use concerns require careful assessment.

How long does admission last?

There is no responsible universal length. The proposed duration depends on clinical assessment, the treatment programme, progress and aftercare planning. Ask for the written plan and how it will be reviewed.

Do you help patients travelling from outside India?

ICare can discuss pre-arrival enquiries, the medical documents needed for assessment, possible programme suitability and family coordination. Visa eligibility and travel permissions must be checked through the appropriate Indian authorities.

Will families receive regular information?

The team should discuss family involvement, approved contacts, reporting arrangements and how the person’s consent and confidentiality will be respected. Ask which updates are available and when.

How can we contact ICare Foundation?

Call +91 86930 92000 or email info@icarefoundation.co.in. For emergencies, use local emergency medical services rather than waiting for a website reply.

Make a confidential enquiry

You can begin with one question.

If you are unsure whether treatment is necessary, describe the situation and ask what should happen next. Avoid submitting intimate medical information through this public form.

Call: +91 86930 92000
Email: info@icarefoundation.co.in

Full contact details and directions

The form sends an email to info@icarefoundation.co.in. If your concern is urgent, telephone the centre or emergency services directly.